Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
PDISTa on PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens aud tho Coming
and GoipS OF StrRnSs-s.

Movements Of Citizens aud the Coming
| and GoiuS OF StrRngs-s.
l.. J. Cameron, Of Bethany, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. Nal Gutnlan, of New York city, is
here on brief visit.
Mr.. w. A. List was at the MonOngahela
House, Pttsburg, yesterday.
Mr. Frank Smith, of New Cumberland,
is registered at the Mcclure.
John Hores and family are home from
three years stay III Germany.
Col. Geo w. Thompson, President of the
Ohio River railroad, is in the city.
Mrs. D. w. Frame is the guest of her
uncle Mr. Geo. b. HUI at Pittsburg
T. McLain and family are home from
three week = visit to Grant county.
Henry Kuust Of New MartiDsville and
Maj. r. c. Catch are in the city over Sun
day.
Miss Nellie Sweeney. Palmer has return
ed to the city and will teach vocal cul-
ture.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Campbell, OF the
South Side, are visiting friends in New
York.
Miss Merts, OF Lavana, Ohio IL visiting
her sister Mrs Chas w. Franzheim on the
Island.
Miss Annie Hall, OF the Central TcIe-
phone Office, is home from a visit TO the
| country.
Hon. y. B. Scott and wife are in Quaker
City, the town of the Senator's nativity,
for few days
Mr. and Mrs. W T. link, formerly of
this city, now of Auburn, n. Y, are visit
ing friends here.
Miss Annie Shaw, who hes been i'll with
typhoid fever iur the past several weeks,
is now convalesCing.
Miss Maggie Scbwanenberger and Molie
TruaN are the guests Of Miss MOllie Bren-
nan, of Allegheny, Pa.
Sam Barley, of the Pittsburg club. is
in the CRY to remain until after the Mon
day and Tuesday gamez.
Mr. J. y. Whitman, an old resident of
this county, now Of New Mexico, is visit
ing friends in the vicinity.
William Hughes, Special Examiner Of
the United States Pension Bureau, is quar-
tered at the Cafe Brunswick.
Miss LIZZIE Askins and Miss Fanny Fitz-
simons, OF PittsbUTg. are visiting Miss
FitzsimmOns, Of the Sauth Side.
/. Iseuberg, of II. Jacobs & Co, has
Just returned from the East, where he
purchased another lot of clOlks, etc.
Mrs. Sue Tallant and sis.er, Miss May
Lose, were visiting their uncle Hon. Geo.
Anderson, 10 Pittsburg, the past week.
q. w. Hill, Of Sistersville, Ohio, who
vas at Hess Pharmacy for a brief period
has returned home TO remain indefinitely
Mr. 4 J. Hals;ead, former Wheeling
journalist, now Of the Brainard, Mimi.
Tribune, is in the city the guest OF friends.
Miss Lizzie Taylor, Of the Island, who
has been visiting Miss Lille Porter, of
Pittsburg, for the last week, retuFGsd loms
yesterday.
Hiss Arnie Stafford, OF Chillicothe, O.,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Harry
List Tor the week or so, left for home yes
terdsy morning.
DR.. J. NJ. Wilson, Of Douglas, Wyoming,
Ter, 5 A. Moore, of Aida. seb, g. L.
Gillespie and Sam Moore, Of HarrisyilIe,
Ohio, are in the city.
lion John A. Hutchinson, Of Parkers-
barg, is in the city, and viii leave for
home this morning. He reports nothing
new in the Baker case.
Mr. II Z. Behrens and family, who have
been doing Europe, are now in Hamburg,
and intend 10 set sail on the steamer West
ernland from Antwerp for New York on
Saturday, October Is. They have had
good health and fine journey since they
left Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs. William ElliBgham re-
turned the past week from Denver and
other Western CITIES, highly pleased with
their trip. NJ. Ellingham went to Den
yer as delegate from the Grand Lodge
I o o F. of the State TO The National
Grand Lodge. Mr.. Jacob Morris, who ae-
companied them, also returned.